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Object
Module
Formats
Version
4.0
!~~B~P~~TION.to.
the.
RECORD
FO~MATS
The
followinq
paqes
schematic
form.
Here
conventions:
present
diaqrams
is
a
sample,
to
of
Record
illustrate
Formats
in
the
various
SAMPLE,
RECORD
FORMAT
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NUMBER
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TITLE
and
OFFICIAL
ABBREVIATION
At
the
top
is
the
name
of
the
Record
Format
Described,
toqether
with
an
official
abbreviation.
To
promote
uniformity
among
various
programs,
including
translators,
debuqqers,
the
various
R&L
products,
and
various
tools
such
as
EDOJ9~
and
OJED8~,
the
abbreviation
should
be
used
in
both
code
and
documentation.
The
abbreviation
is
always
6
letters.
'fhe
BOXES
Each
format
is
drawn
with
boxes
of
-
two
sizes.
The
narrow
boxes,
outlined
entirely
with
asterisks,
represent
sinqle
bytes.
The
wide
boxes,
outlined
entirely
with
~sterisks,
represent
two
bytes
each.
The
wide
boxes,
outlined
with
asterisks,
but
with
three
slashes
in
the
top
and
bottom,
represent
a
variable
number
of
bytes,
one
or
more,
depending
upon
content.
The
wide
boxes,
outlined
with
asterisks,
but
with
four
vertical
bars
in
the
top
and
bottom,
represent
4-byte
fields.
REC
'ryp
The
first
byte
in
each
record
contains
a
value
between
~
and
255,
indicatinq
which
record
type
the
record
is.
RECORD
LENGTH
The
second
field
in
each
record
contains
the
number
of
bytes
in
the
record,
exclusive
of
the
first
2
fields.
NAME
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